Examples of using Forgo in English and their translations into Russian
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it may forgo the plea of inadequate composition.
the World Summit could not forgo their contribution.
The OECD findings indicate that poverty risks for families in developed countries are highest in the years when parents forgo earnings to care for their young children.
Parents are certain only of the fact that children who attend school forgo the opportunity to do immediately useful work in the fields or on the streets.
we must forgo the notion that each party can wait to fulfil its obligations until someone else moves first.
international financial institutions and had had to forgo some funding opportunities.
Under a Debt2Health agreement, creditors forgo repayment of a portion of their sovereign debts on the condition that the beneficiary country invests an agreed upon amount in health through a Global Fund-approved programme.
she may have to stay out of the paid labour force and forgo earnings altogether.
parents prioritize traditional gender roles in which daughters forgo education in order to stay at home,
Sunreef Yachts designers decided to open the living area on the main deck and forgo the interior navigation station in the saloon.
communities also prefer to remain unrecognized, and forgo funding, services,
They also chose to directly open the new space to the surface of the pond that had formed part of the landscaping project completed ten years earlier and forgo natural light through the roof.
Some staff would forgo counsel, while others would fall prey to unprincipled outside attorneys who took on cases
On learning the details of Scott's death, Amundsen is reported to have said,"I would gladly forgo any honour or money if thereby I could have saved Scott his terrible death.
often must forgo minimum dietary requirements
on an assured supply mechanism to provide backup for States that forgo investment in indigenous enrichment or reprocessing capabilities.
He failed to understand how, in the name of"party autonomy", the Commission could forgo a sound rule that could be tempered,
When this reporting provision is narrowly applied States Parties may forgo an opportunity to communicate progress in a richer manner,
still far from the 24,000 tonnes needed to meet domestic demand and forgo the 8,000 tonnes imported annually from Vietnam,
make Governments forgo long-term benefits for short-term gains, regardless of their social and environmental consequences.